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Cop hurt in hit-and-run

A Bremerton police officer was treated and released for injuries after an allegedly drunk driver totaled his patrol…

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City amends budget, builds up its reserves as future remains ‘uncertain’

The Bremerton City Council unanimously approved a mid-year budget adjustment that reflects a better-than-expected tax stream.

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City moving forward on construction projects

The City of Bremerton was set to take steps forward on a slate of improvement projects around town…

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Park to be named after local civil rights pioneer

The Bremerton City Council will vote at its June 20 meeting on a proposal to name an Anderson…

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Gorst Creek Landfill cleanup comes with hefty price tag

A new report put out by the Environmental Protection Agency says that protecting Gorst Creek from the Bremerton…

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Local business man busted for metal theft

More than $400,000 in scrap allegedly passed through theft ring

Investigators comb through metal scrap at a Gorst business.

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Local business man busted for metal theft

More than $400,000 in scrap allegedly passed through theft ring

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CKFR approves voluntary mitigation fees for tall buildings

Central Kitsap Fire and Rescue commissioners have approved voluntary mitigation fees for any proposed developments over 35 feet.

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Girl, man hurt in State Route 3 wreck

A 14-year-old girl and a 24-year-old man, traveling in separate vehicles, were injured Tuesday during a State Route…

Longtime Bremerton resident and World War II veteran Howard Hatfield celebrated his 92nd birthday in style last week

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World War II vet finally gets his citizenship

Longtime Bremerton resident and World War II veteran Howard Hatfield celebrated his 92nd birthday in style last week,…

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NBK sailor killed by sniper

A sailor assigned to the Naval Base Kitsap Security Detachment was killed in Afghanistan last week. Navy Petty…

Washington state private liquor sales begin today

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Liquor sales went private Friday

Washington state private liquor sales began Friday, but several area stores had been gearing up for weeks.

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The Bremerton City Council’s May 30 meeting was canceled for a lack of discussion items.

This week’s meeting marked the city’s third “fifth Wednesday” meeting of the year. The first was used for…

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City says budget okay in short term

The Bremerton City Council is poised to squirrel away $115,000 into a contingency reserve fund following a May…

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Surveillance in serial killer case draws mixed reaction

News that a person of interest in the Bremerton serial killer investigation is under round-the-clock surveillance by police,…

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Silverdale home invasion under investigation

An early morning home invasion in the Ridgetop area of Silverdale May 16, in which the intruder startled…

A pair of chickens do the chicken dance outside of their Bremerton coop earlier this week. The birds are a Rhode Island Red

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The Bremerton Chicken is free to live in the city

There’s no longer a hatchet, or sunset clause, as it were, hanging over the heads of chickens taking…

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Diver’s body recovered near Blake Island

The body of Central Kitsap SCUBA diver Gerard Martin Hall, 59, was recovered at about 6:30 p.m. Monday,…

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Diver’s body recovered near Blake Island

The body of Central Kitsap SCUBA diver Gerard Martin Hall, 59, was recovered at about 6:30 p.m. Monday,…

There haven’t been any motorcycle fatalities in Kitsap County so far this year

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Police hope Kitsap motorcycle fatalities remain at zero

There haven’t been any motorcycle fatalities in Kitsap County so far this year, and local law enforcement officers…